GAIN A NEW EXPERIENCE BY CELEBRATING DIWALI IN PUSHKAR

  

 

Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the most anticipated celebrations in India. It's a time when families gather, homes are lit with diyas, and the air is filled with the sound of celebrations. The Diwali vacation is also an ideal time to take a break from your daily routine and explore the beauty of India.

One such interesting place is PUSHKAR in RAJASTHAN. The faster-paced horseback riding vacation allows guests to visit and stay in some of the finest Forts and Palaces of Rajasthan, as well as two nights in a luxury camp. Combining both Diwali and the Pushkar Fair, two of the largest annual festivals.

In anticipation of Diwali, families, friends, and shopkeepers decorate and glorify their homes and businesses, assembling elaborate floral arrangements, bright lights, and neon streamers. The streets sparkle in the evening, and fireworks burst throughout the night of Diwali.

Pushkar is known for its temples, which are a major tourist attraction. The spiritual significance and the beautiful architecture of these temples make the tour very special. Each temple is unique and is a must-visit.

Pushkar temple is made of marble and stone stabs. Its red pinnacle (shikhara) can be seen from a distance and the temple has a distinct hamsa (bird) motif. On Kartik Poornima during the Pushkar Fair, the town celebrates a festival dedicated to Brahma.

Mahadev Temple: Pushkar is famous for its beautiful and timeless temples and the Mahadev Temple is one of the most visited temples here. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva with the major highlights being the beautiful wall paintings, its architecture, and a magnificent white statue of Shiva.

 Pushkar is a sacred city in Rajasthan, India that's known for its annual camel fair and is a great place to celebrate Diwali: 

Pushkar Camel Fair

A five-day fair that takes place in October and November and is one of the world's largest cattle fairs. The fair features thousands of camels, horses, and cattle, along with their owners, who camp in the sand dunes. 

 Diwali celebrations

Diwali is a festival of lights that symbolizes the victory of good over evil. During Diwali, families, friends, and shopkeepers decorate their homes and businesses with lights, floral arrangements, and neon streamers. In the evening, the streets are lit up and fireworks are set off. 

Things to do in Pushkar during Diwali :

Watch the aarti performance at the temple 

Light lamps at the lakeside 

Join the Diwali prayers at the Brahma Temple 

Visit the local markets, which are brightly lit and have a fun, cultural atmosphere 

 The ideal time to visit Pushkar Rajasthan is between October and November when the Pushkar Fair takes place and the winter season begins. However, the tourist season begins in October and concludes in February. Around this time, the maximum Pushkar temperature is 15°C and the lowest is 3.7°C.

 The people of Pushkar are very polite and of helping nature. They are also very soft at their heart and jovial by nature. Once coming in touch, you will sure love to spend more time with them.

But beyond its famous temples and holy lake, Pushkar is also home to a bustling market scene that offers an unforgettable shopping experience. It's not just the town itself that offers great shopping, but also the many places to visit in Rajasthan that offer unique shopping experiences.

 Moreover, Pushkar is one of the primary spots where The Thar Desert plays an important part in the travel experience. The desert hosts the annual fair of Pushkar and is visited by thousands of tourists from all parts of the world.

Because of all these features Pushkar stands as one of the best travel destinations. Do make a trip and get hold of an excellent travel experience.